2012 Audi A5 DTM The Series Of Car Racing
The 2012 Audi A5 DTM bank on a series of car racing, the most popular tourist international. Two months after studying the concept of Audi A5 DTM, Audi has raised the production model at the Motor Show in Frankfurt in 2011. CODEC for “R17″, A5 DTM, A4 DTM replaces the old and scheduled for approval of the March 1, 2012. This is the Audi A5 DTM. He simply goes into an Audi 2012 in the Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters, German Touring Series car, where the rules requiring 4.0-liter V8 and rear wheel drive chassis of 2012 Audi A5 DTM car racing.
But the carbon chassis is also shared with Mercedes and Audi, which more than 50 others, in an attempt to keep costs down – and make the race as competitive as possible. The new specifications were prepared by the German Motorsport Association (DMSB) and DTM umbrella organization ITR collaboration with car manufacturers and establish new standards, including security. “Our engineers were involved in the education of security in the DTM, which was already high before, the highest level possible,” says Dr Ullrich. “At Le Mans this year we have yet learned that our concept of the design of the structure has an excellent safety and good. Audi A5 DTM 2012 5.01 meters, 1.95 meters and 1.15 meters below, and entirely in carbon fiber. It is powered by a V8 engine mated to a six-speed, this is a tire by the pallet on the wheel.

The new realise is New Car Audi A5 Dtm 2012 Hankook wider than this year to accommodate larger tires and wider, which increases grip while the aerodynamic rules that limit the downfall DTM, police and airport complex supplement that is prohibited A4 there is only one God, a rear spoiler section. The event was shifted more accurate than conventional manual reports and mileage to drive to four times up to 24 000 km. The entire installation of a total of 460 horsepower which is owned by New Car Audi A5 DTM 2012.
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